Showing posts with label Logo Design Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logo Design Love. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
A Little Logo Design Love
I recently discovered that the logo I designed for this blog was included in a post on David Airey's Logo Design Love site entitled, "30 Logos from 30 Design Blogs." An interesting post with a lot of great logos, good company to be in. Thanks for the mention David!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
The Votes Are In!
Today the results were posted from the Logo Design Love Awards that I'd acted as judge for, and had posted about earlier. The aim was to uncover the most effective blog logos, and to raise awareness of lesser-known logo designers.
“This logo was probably my favorite overall. It has a particularly simple yet memorable aesthetic that I found most appealing. And definitely stands out as a diamond in the rough amongst it’s competition.” Jeff Andrews (3 points awarded)
“I’m always drawn to typography based logos or wordmarks. This logo stands out for me because of it’s elegant simplicity. It’s not easy to pull off a compelling wordmark, but the designer of this logo has succeeded impressively.” Jeff Andrews (2 points awarded)
“This logo wins in my opinion because it’s warm color palette and clean yet evocative style made me hungry! Though the icon doesn’t denote “food” or “recipes”, I still find the mark a success overall.” Jeff Andrews (1 point awarded)
Logo Design Love
We the judges were also asked to vote on our favorites from each individual blog category. The category winners are listed below:
- Business blogs (winner = Joe Urban)
- Design and photography blogs (winner = BrandBerry)
- Entertainment blogs (winner = Vulture)
- Environmental blogs (winner = EcoGeek)
- Health and self-development blogs (winner = CalorieLab)
- Marketing and PR blogs (winner = Idea Sandbox)
- Personal blogs (winner = Dooce)
- Political blogs (winner = Democracy Now!)
- Technology blogs (winner = Uncrate)
- Miscellaneous (winner = Simply Recipes)
“This logo was probably my favorite overall. It has a particularly simple yet memorable aesthetic that I found most appealing. And definitely stands out as a diamond in the rough amongst it’s competition.” Jeff Andrews (3 points awarded)
“I’m always drawn to typography based logos or wordmarks. This logo stands out for me because of it’s elegant simplicity. It’s not easy to pull off a compelling wordmark, but the designer of this logo has succeeded impressively.” Jeff Andrews (2 points awarded)
“This logo wins in my opinion because it’s warm color palette and clean yet evocative style made me hungry! Though the icon doesn’t denote “food” or “recipes”, I still find the mark a success overall.” Jeff Andrews (1 point awarded)
Logo Design Love
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